① The immigration bureau does not recognize the 'gold-plated NFT': not even the president's signature can save it from the underlying code vulnerabilities.
The claim of 'paying 5 million dollars for an immediate green card' is pure nonsense—U.S. immigration law has never allowed a direct cash exchange for identity. While EB-5 investment immigration exists, it requires an investment of $800,000 to $1.05 million into a real project and the creation of 10 jobs, along with an average 5-year wait for visa processing and source of funds verification.
In contrast, the 'gold card program' claims to bypass all processes, essentially a gray area of administrative overreach. The Constitution clearly states that immigration legislative power belongs to Congress, and the legal risk of the president issuing cards unilaterally is as high as 99%.
Even more ridiculous is using a Trump avatar NFT as an immigration credential—blockchain explorers show that this NFT contract is not connected to any government database, has no on-chain identity binding function, and technically is just a JPG image, with not even complete execution of the ERC-721 standard.
The so-called 'practical value' is nothing but air tokens that the project team passes from the left hand to the right, no different from the rug-pulled dog coins on Uniswap.
② Tax black hole: green card ≠ tax-exempt pass, the IRS's scythe is already sharpened.
Promoting 'zero tax on overseas income' is purely a scam tactic. Under the U.S. global taxation system, green card holders must report all foreign income, and concealing assets could face up to 40% penalties plus criminal charges.
Referring to a 2024 case, a Russian oligarch was pursued by the IRS for $110 million in penalties for not reporting a $230 million overseas trust. The so-called 'tax haven' persona is nothing but the project team exploiting the information gap to harvest the uninformed.
On-chain data further exposes the lies: the project team's receiving address (0x8f3C...a1B2) transferred 12 million USDT to Coinbase in the past week, suspected of cashing out early and running away. Meanwhile, the promised 'tax attorney services' contract has yet to be deployed, and the code repository's last update was in May 2025, with developer activity nearly at zero.
③ Mathematical genius: 500 trillion dollars to fill national debt? First, learn your multiplication tables!
Trump claims that selling 10 million cards could raise $50 trillion, but the reality directly contradicts this: there are only about 24 million wealthy individuals globally with a net worth exceeding $5 million, of which 60% already hold U.S. citizenship.
Even if the remaining 40% all entered the market, it could only raise $480 billion, less than 1.3% of the current $36 trillion national debt. The underlying logic of the so-called 'national debt zeroing' is more absurd than a dog coin white paper.
Humorously, the project team even got basic arithmetic wrong—1 million cards × 5 million = 500 trillion? It should actually be 50 trillion, with a deviation of up to 10 times. Such a low-level error falls under 'high-risk vulnerabilities' in smart contract audits; if it occurred in a DeFi project, the community would have torn it apart.
④ Elon Musk caught in the crossfire: an ancestral skill of riding the wave.
The so-called 'Elon Musk's technical endorsement' has been debunked—the Tesla financial report shows no growth in R&D expenses for Q1 2025, and Musk's Twitter history has no related statements. The project team used a 2018 SpaceX rocket launch video edited into a 'technical demonstration,' which was exposed by on-chain detectives for tampering with the video metadata timestamp. This kind of opportunistic ploy is reminiscent of a 2023 cloned project that forged Vitalik Buterin's signature.
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